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Your eardrums move in sync with your eyes but we don’t know why

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Your eardrums move in sync with your eyes but we don’t know why

It turns out our eardrums seem to change position in coordination with our eye movements. This may help our brains link what we see and hear

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Robot physical therapist helps people walk again after a stroke

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Everyone gets lonely. We must admit it or bear the consequences

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How the opioid crisis may have saved US healthcare

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An app a day keeps the doctor away

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Feeling lonely? You're not on your own

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Experiences or stuff, what's the best buy for a happiness boost?

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In search of a treatment for a devastating genetic disease

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Artificial Intelligence ushers in the era of superhuman doctors

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Bad eczema flare-ups may be caused by strains of bacteria

Healthy skin has a mix of bacteria living on it, but increases in particular strains of Staphylococcus has been linked to bad eczema flare-ups in children

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Using light to reset the body clock can treat brain disorders

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Aid shipments aren't enough to stop Yemen's cholera epidemic

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Nice science, but don't forget about the ethics

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The ethics issue: Should we make everyone 'normal'?

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